Sodium Saccharin is an artificial sweetener used to provide a sweet taste without adding sugar. It is commonly found in oral care products to improve palatability and in some ingestible products as a sugar substitute. It is non-caloric and does not contribute to tooth decay.
NoneSweetenerVeganEvidence: High
BenefitMinimal 0.5 / 4
RiskLow 1 / 4
Rated by SpottyLabs' ingredient methodology, independent of brands.
What it helps with
provides sweet taste
non-caloric
does not cause tooth decay
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Frequently asked questions
Is Sodium Saccharin safe?
Sodium Saccharin has been extensively studied and is approved for use as a food additive and in oral care products by regulatory bodies worldwide.
Does Sodium Saccharin cause tooth decay?
No, as an artificial sweetener, Sodium Saccharin is not metabolized by oral bacteria and therefore does not contribute to tooth decay.
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